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2. Kat Higgins - Another Wolfcop

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Part comedy, part superhero movie, and part horror film, Lowell Dean's fantastic Another WolfCop takes all that worked about its 2014 predecessor and turns it up to 11.

The chuckles of that first movie? Amped up. The heroics of that first movie? Amped up. The twisted imagery and ooey gooey gore of that first movie? Amped up. And the utterly bizarre interspecies sex scene of that first movie? Yep, that also was outdone here in a way that nobody would've expected.

For those unfamiliar with these two pictures, the loose premise focuses on Lou Garou, an alcoholic small-town cop who turns into an ass-kicking werewolf of justice due to a curse placed upon him. In the most shocking scene of the original WolfCop, the locked-up Garou - in his werewolf form - has sex with the stunning Jessica, who post-coitus reveals herself to be a shapeshifter who is actually the elderly mayor of the town.

Still with us? Great. Where 2017's Another WolfCop is even more shocking, is when Sara Miller's Kat Higgins - the sister of Garou's best pal Willie - ends up showing some affection towards Lou. This culminates in a sex scene where Kat shockingly transforms into her own werecat creature as her and Lou bump uglies.

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